The Sun. — London, England, 1838-08-06 00:00:00

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ING of the HIGHLAND COMMITTEE, at at TZg's Head, in the Poultry, on WEDNES:IA r next, Bth inst., II a., o'clock, for the purpose of taking into con , ideration several ,irt"',ult A pplication s for Relief, as well as to consider of the neces _p) of retaining the Funds to meet such cases, in preference to propriatilig them to any other object. We are, Sirs, your most obedient Servants, JOHN CROMBI, Secs. WHITAM SKIRVING, ~?if , In Hathnur--Britannia, - llsstinks. Royal G eorge, H era ld , Sapphire, l'antaloon, Seadower, (cut ter). Apollo, and Cracker (tender. ) Number of the officers on the list of the navy, July 1, 1838 : — Flag-officerg, 160 ; retired ditto, 60; retired tains, 8; Captain=, 603 ; Commanders, 822; r: tired ditro, 279 ; Lieutenants, 2,890 ; asters, 447 ; Physicians. 11 ; Surgeons M , 668 ; Assistant- Surtt etou3 . Dis:wnscrs of Hosattals !t ; pursr , rs , ; (IrTllins. p , . - tive list, 16; re tired list, 36-6,974. Royal tirei riv, II ; r7ifJ , r } t ,lc pa 7, 40!,. 820. Total number, ;,;91. diatt,tti o u F . !O :Ante the tat of January latu. ( From the .I):Toriport fade r endeht.) PLYMOUTH, Ace. 4 Her Mjesty's 1 3 ,e'eet ig Nightin gale was warped alongside the Sheer-hulk. on W ,, dneiday, to have her mast!. taken out, and was branght alongside the Jetty, the same day, to be examined. Her Majesty's Troop Ship Judi:k•r, Corn., was warped along :iile jr. I ;* .ato. Master- Ske,r. hulk on Friday, to have her bowsprit taken in. The Pepin packet was coavaissi , :t,ed yesteiAay, by Liut. Luce. Lo n , kcn i A WITH WHICH Till; TRUE SUN" Is :NOW INCORPORATED. ; r riT. EAST INDIA HOUSE, AUGUST 1, 1833. ‘riE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST NINA COMPANY do hereby give Notice, c;Pat the RATE of EXCHANGE at which they will receive_ „nil for BILLS on BENGAL will from the present date, a f ri o t i ! 13 ",r -1 further notice, be ls. 11%d. the Company s Rupee; and ILLS upoti MADRAS and Bombay 2s. the Company's Rupee. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. No. 14,3.)4. LONDON, - MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1838. PRICE sd. ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. AT A PUBLIC MEETING of the ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY, held yesterday evening in the Town Hall, K ENT ZOOLOGICAL and BOTANICAL GARDENS COMPANY, ROSHERVILLE, NEAR GRAVESEND. Offices 6, King William-street, Mansion-house. The Directors of this Company li,reby give notice to the Share holders, that th e y are enc l os i ng 'the grounds, and shall forthwith proceed with laying out the gardens. The Directors are also ready to treat with proprietors of steam boats, to land and embark passengers on excursions or otherwise, at their pier, Rosherville, on the most favourable terms. Bankers receipts may be exchanged for certificates, between the hours of eleven and four o'clock, daily. July 4, 1838. BOYES THORNTON, Manager. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. DONCASTER ST. LECER. 4 to l agst Colonel Peel's lon 5 to I agst Lord Chesterfield's Don John 10 to 1 agst Mr. Cootnbes's Cobham—taken 10 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentirtek's D'Egville 13 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Appleton Lad—take 15 to 1 15 to 1 agst Mr. Parkin's Lanereost 5 to 2 on two asst the field. 78th—The Andrew Agnewites are endeavouring to prevent mili:ary bands from playing on a Sunday. The Sabbath evening performances of the band of the 78th Highlanders. in the infantry barracks, Glasgow, have, at the instance of certain sour puritans, been discontinued. 87th—On the sth of March last, Lieut.-General Sir Wil liam Nicolay, the Governor and Commander-in-Chief at the Mauritius, (resented new colours to the Royal Irish Fusi:eers, that day being the anniversary of the Battle of Barossa, in which action the regiment, under the command of Major, now Major-General Sir Hugh Gough, carried the honourable badge, the eagle at present borne upon its colours and appointments. In the evening, the Commander-in-Chief and Lady Nicolay were entertained by Lieut. -Colonel Streatfield, and the officers of the Royal Irish Fusileers ; about eighty ladies and gentlemen sat down to dinner. rt,y iT , EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ac:;. 1,1838. J., couRT of DIRECTORS of . the , th EAST- INDIA COMPANY do hereby give notice, R o ,. as the Measures contemplated by Parliament for the ih, e ,„ . , , ECTION of the NATIVES of INDIA, who may be in, pi ti 'Llio enter into Contract to serve as Labourers in the Mau teriut34nd other British Colonies, cannot be completed in the pr- C , , e ,"' s sion, the said Court have issued instructions to their L 44, I,biting 1):}-r°.r-General of India in Council, to promulgate . a law, until further orders all Contracts . with Native La the -1. 5.t0 serve in the British or Foreign Colonies, and Preventing e lli - i ., '''ittation of the Natives of India for the purpose of being so ..,..yaoy,d . JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. kANCHESTER and BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. h e CALL OF 3/. PER SHARE. co t e b ireetors, in pursuance of the provisions of the Act of In (p,Portion, have made a CALL upon the Proprietors of 31. PER :, tl -„, A IF , , and have appointed that the same he paid to one of the th:, - Paily's bankers on or before the Ilth day of August next ; i - Proprietors are, therefore, required to pay the same accord. °Ply i •,, The Company's bankers are— kir' Manehest er. —The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, i l ls. Cunliffes, Brooks, and Co. l a ..Liverpool. —The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank. ti e 4 L ondon. —Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith; Messrs. Cun :lt! Brooks, and Co. .ak " the Branches of. the Manchester and Liverpool District in ~.. other places. ki.r!terest atthe rate of 5/.cpr c e nt. per annum will be charged 'l suins remaining unpai after the day appointed for payment. ROBERT BARBOUR, 24 , 1 . , Chairman of the Board of Directors. wiryl-street, Manchester, July 23. Sir J. F. E. WILMOT, Bart , M. P., in the Chair, • The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted : Moved by the Rev. I. RZLAN» ; seconded by Justin A &HOLE FIELD, Esq., At.P. ; supported by JOSEPH ST URGE, Esq. . . . That the Weport now read be adopted, an d th a t th e following Gentlemen be the Officers of the Society for the ensuing year : Treasurers, Messrs. Taylors and Ll o yd s ; S ecretar i es, the year I. Riland, Joseph Sturge, and William Morgan, Esqs. ; Committee, the same Gentlemen who have acted during the past year. Moved by E. BASSES, Esq„ . 3l.P., seconded by, C. Lussitsuros, • In Ilamoaze—Royal Adela'de, Sin Josef, Hercules Ju. piter, Nightingale. and Sliylark. , Hcr Majesty's Brigantine Forester, 3, Lieut.-Corn. Nott, late of the :Etna, has recently captured a Spanish schooner, with 300 slaves on board. By letters from Malta up to the 12th of .)one, it appears that, at that date, Admiral S.opford was hourly expected from Toulon, from whence he sailed on the Bth, with the Princ,ss Charlotte, 104; Rodney, 92 ; Vanguard, 80, Pembroke, 74 ; Carysfort, 26 ; Harlequin, 16 ; and Rbadamenthus, steamer. The Confiance steamer had arrived at Malta on the preceding day, having left Toulan some hours before the sepia :ken. The only vessels besides the Confiancei at Malta, were the Asia, 84; Wasp, 16 ; and Firefly steamer. The news of the Coronatiem premotimis had wit retched Malta on the 12th, but were expected by the ilLzer steamer, from . Gibraltar. The [Laird teas at Corfu ; Dido, at Sinyrrm ; Castor, Clia, and Scorpion, on the coast of Spain ; the Talavera, 74, and Wolverine, 16, at Gibraltar. - Esq., M. P. 2. That this Meeting, assembled under a deep sense of gratitude to Divine Providence for the signal blessing with which the efforts of their countrymen have been crowned, unfeignedly rejoice that under the moral pressure of the recent Anti-slavery movement in this country, Jamaica, Barbadoes, Grenada, St. Vincent's, St. Kitt's, Nevis, Montserrat, and the Virgin Islands, have been induced to follow the noble example of Antigua and Bermuda ; whilst they most heartily c ongra t u l ate, not only teir fellow labourers in the great work of Negro freedom, on the success which has hitherto attended their exertions, but also the victims of an intolerable oppression, on their happy deliverance. Moved by Dr. L uSIIINGTa N, 1%1. P., and seconded by the Rev. T. HER MAJESTY'S MAILS by STEAM to VIGO, OPORTO, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, GREECE, THE lONIAN ISLANDS, EGYPT, a n d INDIA. THE ROYAL TAR will start from off BLACK WALL on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, August 10, at Eight o'clock precisely; and from Falmouth on NIoNnAy, August 13. The PENINSULAR PACKETS start weekly as above, being met by her Majesty's Packets at Gibraltar. Further particulars may be obtained on application at the Penin sular Steam Navigation Company's Offices, 51, St. Mary Axe. • WILLCOX and ANDERSON, Managers. MORGAN. 3. That this Meeting, contemplating the great work which yet remains to be done in obtaining the complete Abolition of the Ap prenticeship system in the Crown Colonies of British Guipa, Trinidad, Mauritius, St. Lucia, and Honduras, and in the Chartered Colonies of Bahamas, Tobago, and Dominica—in establishling the future freedom of the emancipated Negroes on a just and permanent basis—in securing an impartial administration of the law—in strengthening the hands of the friends of the Negroes in the Colonies —in the destruction of the spirit of caste—and in the counterac tion of any insidious designs of the Planters to enact laws to coerce labour under a state of freedom, and to enforce subordination to EXCELLENT MANORS. TO LET, the MANORS of NURSLING and MILLBROOK, extending over upwards of Three Thousand Acres of Land, well stocked with Pheasants, Par tridges, and Hare s . Th e M ea d ow L an d , w hi c h i s clnsiderable, affords much winter shooting ; also the fishing in the River Test, ilrove the Salmon Wens, belonging to the said Manors. For particulars, apply to Mr. George King, Redbridge, near Southampton. N.B. The above, if required, may be taken for a term. LAW INTELLIGENCE. tMANES OMNII3US STEAM PACKET and PIER COMPANY. kPosit' Ton Ca.Pita', 200,000, in 2,000 10/. Shares. Shillings per S I. hare, in o part of the first call of 2/. per Share. tßai n d en ThousanJ Shares to be issued immediately, and the re kireheoriaot, a future period ; the preference to be given to original N oti. !cs.) thi'scls hereby, given, That no APPLICATION for SHARES 1 -I..ur, r 'Panv will be received affer the 14th instant, when t e S lia- , ' 1 " 1. of SR kRES will close ; and that the Certi . hcates %se e ,. will he exchanged for the Bankers' Receipts within one 411 oui that period. ther"-tions t o b e addressed to the Directors, under cover itrecf. Yeqtay, at the Company's Offices, 13, King William .llamtir":ltY ; o r W illiam Corfieid, Esq., Solicitor, 2, Bolton.row, ti N IT E D LAW CLERKS SOCIETY. Thy • PATRON. Right Hon. the LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR. Elyw 1 h TRUSTEES. The ' r'n FOSS, Esc}, EDWARD SMITH BIG . G, , Es . q. Rill he BIXTR ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this _Society 1 tt s , e Place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on 0 /I '' August 14, 1838, at Five o'Clock precisFly. Ti e i ce , G,.?, HERBERT KINDERLEY, Esq. in the Chair. h . tr),l.buio to bk.* had at the Southampton Coffee : house, Sou o t_ar_n_p . ' \ lclrid, 4l , , .gs ; of the Stewards, the Committee, the f 44tlilsie, Masters Otilce, Temple, until Wednesday, h August 11 .'s ti a .1. BATTISCOMBE, Secretary. hPito n Coffee lou Southampton-buildings. -z nUer. \anY intl uentia - 1 1 111e se m , bers of the Profession will attend the Ey Order of the Board, CHARLES FREDERICK LYE, Sec. pro tern if l-----------I STOL TONTINE. ~.N tree , In 900 Transferable Shares of 20A Shares cannot cannot be re 17c'ted aft'e:ll.pereby given that application 8 for until which time Pros tbQiteses eotelyt.snAy, August . , JAT t etii, ,i t rn_g a full detail of 2 from Mr. FRANCIS t l he lB pan ' s of this Tontine may be v . : 1,4 :1 1, 1A N, so1:11!. further information, C V i ' court, Bristol ; and Mess_rs. 1 1 1 (14 1( E end 111 t F Sa S n ol ici tors , 20, Lincolns'-inn-fields, 117 th 4 „,. i t e tn ' ce ' n ne, pe - e 'Zil a g r ement speciallymade in the . f t o s rm m a e t m io b n er o s f , a th n i i s i 1 °t other s Ist s advantages are secured to i 2, 1;y . „urit.v against loss or diminution of capital. u'acily -rroteCttiO; against liability beyond the amount subscribed. rP.eitilitiArni' immediate guaranteed return of a least 5 ,, ,er . cent. iiirft\h.ex,,,,:_eno)t7,l::ii;:ioi,_trimey-investcd, with a certain progressive annual - ate division . of the property (twent)-on , Ti m iii liaccumulations and improvements in the mean tilOo4B an eligible and I fit able investment is obtained, affording 4 ssivelY ine:easin-,-7orroay. ' for children, and at the same illsuring a full security aga is inl n t loss. AY-1\4411,76and CORN HARVEST.— (;11° cli t: " None bat a very slovenly Farmer would be without e : , 11 1 ,; s 0 i. Cloth. for it Certainly is one of the most useful things h v t.tiilit-,upori Ins prnnises. It is not only in hay-making and har -114 ti L tart 4 1t e 'e tiirlsliiii, - s . 1 7`he equal „ , , J, L i v ~ _ J.-machine is to the cost. G dener's Ga n one awkward day ar t,;‘,lo t it N i . ,' ~ 1 8 ,38. l q th and av t ety of these RICK CLOTHS, both New and Se tAn''',..S \l4‘vi!tit Poles complete, at BENJAMIN EDGING -h‘j(-)ll\"‘"`QUF._ TENT ind RICK CLOTH MANU ..4% ' 2, DUKE ST • ' ''' SOUTHWARK, Foot of 114ridz Ware-b ons ß e E ` E )os r , PICCADILLY. Ig Per post. address in full, Benjamin Edgington. T - 0 1 .-4----=-----___________ !v e) . krol f,LES MOlS.—This substance is pre- At o l',",lion th, °I, I-, the roots of the Canna Coccinea, which flowers I titi t : ,i t '"„ellee it has been called by the French " Tousles N i es di et (,',, says Dr. \Vaterson, of St. Kitt's, " a most ipf kei 3 ' , ld i • 2".`'ily digestable, and, consequently, invaluable for in- Iv 4,11. c oloeen ' 41, el. i t . , and very superior to sago, tapioca, arrow root, 1 11, 1 Wili t h ..1 cor.stains less acid than any other farinaceous food N,:,.thi: sto pi an 't acouainted. I have never known it turn sour e:j l t e ' l l'', a ‘ a ,'"." - Drs. Ryan and James Johnson confirm these v ev e l l ia - ,,,, -- :.`' 'Peak it, high - praise of the " Tousles Alois." 41 (1, 4 e ot f I , t ,','''', 2 , . am.' 4s. each, and in packages for the con :'''l, 7.) 4, ;,Tit's, 2s t i h by the Importers, Samuel Hickson 1,..,:..-2 %v elbeetz.:; •. L ' . 4 e ----iii;_______:. sr il lCt II °N TO SHOPKEEPERS, &c. lil l pu alld CO., HER MAJESTY'S PER- I , °i , l IP.P - • -• p 'titin.. ‘, 23, Lombard-street feel it their duty to in - l ett I s, • - " l t's Dr • • ' •and the Public, that at l l'ec l i I'lth % . t "gglsts, Hair-Dressers, Yli,, Y, , i , .tom they have no connection whatever, directly or 't. 1 7 t1,,,14 ntakin•F invirop,:.r use or Air. Price's name, .by 1 1,;!.1,,i1irt1ke?,;17" " PRIeiE - and GOSNELL," well know . ing ` l ,l l ' l , i , , t , d.P firmerly existint , between Mr. Price and ny. , P i l l '''. 1 , ,• Is.Plved in 1831, 3 and that they received legal notice Al ee a 'tee . A solicitor k lli k. , ott Co, , tu discontinue the use of his name:. aids lllbt 401 3 Celebrated p r Old Brown I% aidsor, kl , ,Q - - _ . so le (11,4enr,44-....ven(ler, Honey, and !loge 4 ",', 1 11 ) , 1 ! IN „ 1 1l the first Circles of Fashion throughout Lurope, 04 . 4 -si re ',el-Imo in London only at their Manufactory, 28, Al s (- )rd et • N r „Alie rn er s for Price ant; Co •'s co •onVioa Bouquet,' Price and 'lltjthY S itecific fCr ' tfie s Complexion, 't' Cold Cream, &c., 1,11/),_„be add ressed to Id) v and CO 0.. . OMBARD-STREET. •, -s, I. SS I'4 OP t i r,'Olt ~, ' : ..1:1 1 - '•'r \oericE.- in, LUDGATE-HILL. - SUPPLIED, WI rtiour SPRING', CLASPS, or 4 'ANTI l'Oq'E TI;; Y 1. -1 4j E lASTENED - FII,fIN' G' Die AYED TEI•TH . %VIII' „ONs. MINERAL S'UCCEDANEUAL ,„,;„„„:,.• ..,,„ ES Al. M A LLAN, Surgeon itlOt", \ `,', i p!. s t :,,,lCo. 10, Ludga.te-hill, oupositC the Belle Sauvage, s'(l;tvillis,'CcOitt':. DECAYED TEEN! with his cellir S atel_ml. : - f l e(„ (s ett t i: 5 1 .1,4, ~.t i.t ls, AEU M, applied without,. PNNA\IFIEFL"-It.iiill&T.--. t , l le t) i/ I Ni ll 'R 4 p i kt i, ,. 4- 1 li C i f•Ti l jl ,llA .i k it 13 4 -. ra7l;. l l' t .i ) n , •l , _n one minute the most 1 - l i' l i i - "Lf• - : - .. , i and •• n ' Cl ' the' 01 1 EP. - ATION or eXTRAC -li.ittp)toß 4,,,i,,5,Aity ril,derin,r_.. ie.N zi LOOSE TEETH, w ' / VI 4 \I I)11 11 i l ne glect .Ile al ' C. I, met .or Disease of the Gums. IN IN II 0,, 4, , z . . lle use ot a i ~ URA! TEETH, of SUR -li ell (/t1I?A UT IiF ICI A l'' ONE to •,' CO lIPLF.TE SE"I, AT Nil 1 , • ti 3 lt APR s', FlX. , :ii, from _ , VING in PAIN the As. itiii, ANck, AC.CD , IO the Root's, or GI . . y 'LI -: 4 ‘2, n ,tl e ',t tliit;l.l: ICLASPS, Willa., or any other - V` .. -'tillei.LlTwinit* PARIS CH A RGES: - -1 "t ,i . ,:..... ..‘ ooth .. '8 ••• .el 10 0 5 5 0 ,t_pri),l4. matu;,,,i:.!...:: ......................... • ...... . ............... ... 0 0 ck . .., htd i 4 11%. : , iT ai lt!, 011 tine gold plate .. ... ja 't, N 4, ri th e ti ; a " 3 Inc:erodible Mineral 1 eeth,hignly 20 0 0 t k , t st c ,,, i th, )4 st:ltylv. with fine wild sockets lty,,, t ''ti, 44 l•>erf i .,',"' 11 - , J:rored and z , :ientific pi inciples, and in every 't! , „‘ 4 tlt or i.„, A, IaICULATIoN and MASTICA'IIOArtI. , A c t 'l d.h.,1;1.'.a1r r emedelled to fit the mouth, and restored equal 1,, ~,,,,it 1.,(1,:it.y,t0 their original state. t 1. 4/1, -- - n len till Six.— N.ll. No. 10. Ludgate hill. 't tI S 0 • ._ _ RED PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, ko,, Ali t ~ a nd .. 1 1,, 4 4,,,hY 11',,k,LINF.;v,erj Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed 11`.11,,z, t6'l.isfi\i,'.. cottons, Aluslins Laces, and ether art;cles of &,)'Coi-o,lbove.`t CHENIICA L. * I:LE ACHING LIQUID: it also in. ) N, ~1 4 t r ,,,,,,1 al" from Ladies' BUFF Dresses, without injuring iiik4.,,„4 and 10 i.r.etstores all kind of discoloured Linen to its original li7iiloseidal!)7,t.the texture of the cloth. ti,itt; 44,,,,,,T. ..,„ipi . L. Hudso:i and Co pang, Chemists, 27, Hay- N '''. 'NI i,:4li tStittona ll Ilifessr. Barclays, Butler anA Co., k.,•!- eli e '' ,, thr o London ; also by the Yen ,...., 0 ,-,-'-'----. tighannti(ti (t-11e.'ijnoltsirIrr' ti • 'V/ N ) 111 gdom, in bottles at Ls., N., 'a; , ,,: 11 1 ) ,• 8 EFFEItVESCENT AIAGNE t4 It l , ll(1 ,i;lt%i tqslo.,e :STAN APERIENT. t,t'et he ,ett by ,I,l)l,tvi efficient purgative is uei-ersaliv approved and t,:tit4.l . 4:', 1i',,,,?e racuN y as the best rJr ectiv . e'of &s ,. rdereil state of 10,p 4 ..,;9„w ,tM 1i0,.. c. i5, and th e safest reined , . f,r Gout. Piles, kiiblo. : jillies ; ?,,i_tl tpr obn..tin g the i.ijurion s eff:t lof the stronger kt,,,,,;il,i,„iattresqueilt'littiasititter ,'Llrpo t s i e it u should betaken the morning !"04fl'e 0 ;. ) ''Iti,'P, r, eatettiatniZ i l h n : ; , en 'e t o'r°t , t : tra r e n , 7 o r v a e n t , I l a 0 t.... ! e t asln i : ‘ k -I , ,',keti c ,?l, 4 t'..lt•ra Morbu s D sera t ry speedily Di , ,rrliael, and otha trouble s. ,tt a Ni t A, Gift r ,„„.,, N. ,y• . , • i7,,,hit4.4,x,,.ii..,ving I,tt er is irtim7...-ly requested •. - i1,:1:1:414,1,4 A,.,..Dear Sir, 1 „m quite cut of your invaluable med . ,: ne 01 le k ,,t i li acitr'',ept isi months .1 ;t o 1 rec2itnnerid it to a gentleman ok7S,,.rit`: art, ,eadtul sufrerer from the Gout be informs me sore lie ~.i )! At t ,,, ','e has net had a ,'n i. tt -k or even the sligutcst svmp , t,. 4 e ) l',e,Z.l.l..,,sllin.n.nena ou' to ' I g r s -'• 1 ,t a p%). t the m'ods of all ‘tifeerers ‘ , l 4 l:ltt i "lty.,, l ,i!'ll!y ~ r the ston ' ln ' .ch e nd bowels the necessiiv, the ab i ,%,;-,1,,,:tt,' 4 1,-,i, e takin g a tea.spo%.-rdul of it rt.' g , nlarly every'mornie g; I k llil t l A . , !t tv .... ( r I have des , rilie - d, it never iii‘ri":, es with the aveca ,,,'.erii,l.,iel, ',.!,i'vl lova iably creates an elasticity of mind, and a flow to ~1i0ti,?,,,,,7; e,ca.%est t o ere: y enjf.yrnent. beg:cies 4 olables the in.. • 0,:1it i1 ,." . „ i t, k y . those luxuries sir•rii iniunitv. from w 14.1; he inttst cilli.k ) ,;--t. I 'Ted. and %vitt t '' h l''• •'5 Crt-s• in , .incl distr,sisin g . F,, t -4., ~ 4 , ,x,.?t ~,,, . lou tv.-ne %I 1 .• • ~• , k . , :‘, ni,,,,„. -, et tied I tait e a .ca spoonitit c-,1• your Panacc w , lo ,'.1.„ l'fii --', eta this s ~,, '''- r - I have never °min el It) \N ''imAllii,; y'r"thicing 'any Col c sT•ri - e ptl ' o'n" IT h e s!omach, it invariably 'l4ll));,,llalll=s)t'rOgt,uni'atile warn'lt'll, and 1 go down stairs to break ;zlit 14,,,,:t z ,,, l ie l t til w t,, uld wi ik ,ll, -.. 0t il , :i , sze i d o i r t t y o ea a rs ploug h ;b, stranger n (l 4: ,vl::ll,tikpe.,kti,..,,!,l4leililnonss, t i o la s i T i t , ) , cl gt iti o :: . 4: ikr g , bottle, packet in a box, I ‘ ti i': i t ' t ' . 4l " A ia,„ll,'li'd .. rith i - iii i t 4 tie l s B: a l t 4 ".l . yd. d 45. (id. ' ii ,11,13ji," 711 , relay anil Su s ils,Uti W. I.WRIGHTSON. , In i!'arringdon.street, I.oudon ; l 1.6,..r1i Lihriburr,ll. Sold . by all Druggists and venders or anotit the Enipire. ~~ t their authority ; would urge the friends of humanity to unremitting exertions until they shall have fully secured their great and ultimate object—the entire abolition of Slavery, however modified, or how ever sanctioned, in all parts of her Majesty's dominions. Moved by DANIEL O'CoNNELL, Esq., M.P., and seconded by JOSIA CoNDER,Esq. 4. That while this Meeting view with feelings of poignant re g►ret and deep indignation the continuance and extension of the system of Slavery among professedly Christian nations, by which man is degraded, justice outraged, and religion dishonoured; they regard with feelings of high admiration the efforts now snaking, especially in the United States, for its entire abolition, and they assure the Philanthropists of that and other countries of their warmest sympathy in their sacrifices and sufferings; of their con tinued prayers that they may be wise in council, and persevering in effort ; and do tender thens their hearty co-operation in prose cuting to a successful issue, the great and righteous object of the Univ'e'rsal Abolition of Slavery. Moved by B. HA WE s, Esq., M.P., and seconded by GEORGE Eosin NM, Esq. 5. That this Meeting deeply lament the continuance of the Fo reign Slave Trade, which, notwithstanding a vast expenditure of life and money by this country to suppress it, is carried on to a greater extent and with greater ferocity than ever; that they can not but consider all engaged in it as the enemies of God and man, and the Nations which lend the sanction of tlieir flags to cover it as diskonoureci ; and that they look to the Universal Abolition of Sla very as the only certain means of finally terminating so inhuman and atrocious a traffic. Moved by the Rev. HUGH HUTTON, and seconded by THOMAS TYNDALL, Esq., and supported by the Rev. THOMAS SCALES, of Leeds. 6. That the proceedings of this Meeting be published under the direction of the Secretaries. J. E. EARDLEY WILMOT. The than BAILIFF having taken the chair,—lt was resolved unanimously— On the motion of JAMES JAmEs, Esq., and seconded by IlzcE Haan's, Esq. 7. That the most cordial thanks of this Mceting be presented to Sir Eardlev Wilmot, Bart., M. P., for the urbanity and ability with which he has conducted the proceedings of this Meeting, and for the constancy and zeal which he has ever displayed in the promo tion of universal emancipation. WILLIAM SCIIOLEFIELD, High Bailiff. TANDARD of ENGLAND LIFE ASSU RANCE COMPANY. 11, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, And REGENT-STREET, LONDON. , D'Olier-street, Dublin ; Princes-street, Edinburgh. Capital One Million. The7ht Hon the EARL of CAVAN, Chairman. COLLNEL C. HODGSON, Deputy Chairman. Wiliam Davis, Esq. Henry Lawson, Esq. W. Corry, Esq. J. Barrett Lenuard, Esq. Lawrence Dorgan, Esq. W.. 1. Richardson, Esq. William Gunston, Esq. Frederick T. West, Esq. John C. Joyner, El. George White:mai, Esq Much Lower Rates of Premium than those of any other Office ; hence an immediate and certain Bonus is given to the Assured, instead of the remote and contingent advantage, offered by some Companies, of a participation in their profits. Increasing Rates of Premium, peculiarly advantageous in cases where Assurances are effected by way of securing Loans or Debts. Age of the Assured m every case admitted in the Policy. Premiums may be paid half-yearly or Quakerly. Liberal Commissions are allowed to Solicitors and Agents. INCREASING RATES OF ratAttum—TWESTY YEA Rs' SCALE. Annual Prom;dun for 1001. payable during First Second I .11ii•d I Fourth Remainder Five Years. Five Years.lFive Years. Five Ye.:rs. of Life. X. d. s d. s. d. 20, 1 4 15 5 1 11 ) 6 115 '7 20 S 3nl 16 4 112 II 119 6 26 I 212 8 4111 IVI 8 25 10 215 0 34 2 313 4 3 3 5 6 1 4 19 9 5 11 0 50, 2 17 0 , By Order of the Board of Directors, W. WRIGHT, Secretary. MEsSRS. W. and C. PUGH will SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 29, Cambridge-ter race, Hyde-park, Grand Junction- street, TO -MORROW, August 7, at Twelve, GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; comprising mahogany four-post and other bedsteads and furnitures, beds and bedding, chamber furniture, wardrobe, chests of drawers, dressing, chimney, and pier glasses, drawing-room furniture in crimson damask, dining-i - oom curtains, library table and chairs, dining tables and chairs, mahogany glazed bookcase and sccretaio, a patent double action harp, 6-octane pianoforte, parr of 18- inch globes, pedestal sideboards, a few fine paintings and prints, barometer, 8-dly clock, Brussels and other earrts, and effects; by order of the Proprietor, removing. Catalogues had on the premises ; and of the auctioneers, 6, Blackman. street, Southwark. ruHE REAL CHELTENHAM SALTS, .11. made from the Waters of the Montpellier Spas, the pro perry of the late Henry Thompson. Esq. These Salts, which are obtaine f, om the Cheltenham Sp Afateas, by a simple process of evaporation, and contain all thei medicinal qualities, are the only Genuine Cheltenham Salts effere to the Public,—the numberless articles sold as such, by the Che mists and Druggists throughout the Kingdom being merely artifi cial imitations of them ; not containing a single particle of Chel :mil= Salts their composition. The Proprietors, therefore. rel called upon to caution their friends against the purchase of .inch factitious compounds, under the idea of their being the natu rai productions of the Spa Waters, the medical effects of which they vainly attempt. to imitate. 'I he Real Cheltenham Salts are Sold in .Crystalized and Efflo resced States, in Bottles, at 2s. 6.1., 45., and 9s. each, and may be had either at the Laboratory or Montpellier Pump Room, Chel tenliam, and at the Depot. 7, Throgmorton-street, London ; also, at most of the respectable Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom. (.PLAIN'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. Cure of Rheumatism or Forty Years standing, at Maims lan r, To r. Prem., 2_9, Strand, London. Sus,—l feet that I ant p rffrming a duly, to acknowledgo publicly the re, great benefit which I have derived from taking BLAIR'S GOUT awl RHEUMATIC PILLS, after having been afflicted with Rheuma tism in my hit hip, thigh, 21;:tuldrrs brad, and alms for forty years—for a I-mg rriod the pain was so jar at th that I frequently st •rted up in bed—in thr seven yeas before taking BLAIR. S PILLS I had little o: no rest night or day, although I had the best mcd.cal a vice, both in and out of tne army. I now am happy to sly that lam free from this pai•ful dis ease, and have b•en no for three mpaths. These Pills were recommended to :rte. by brother in Bath, who has been cured by them of Gout and Rheumatism of long standing, and advised me to lose no time in applying tbr them to your Agmt, Mr. Walker, Druggist, Malmsbury, which I slid, and of er taking livelzoce.i am complAely cured. Witness my hand this February. 1838. _ ;. HENRY WILKINSON. Upwards of Sevotteett Years of the Itoyill Marine'. Mr. Walker, Chemist, Malmsbury, will testify mspeeting the authenti ..ity of this letter. I he above is another nrcofof the great efficacy of this excellent Medi, which hat called forth the grateful thanks a - d vpprobation of all chases of society. From many of the highest branches of the nobility to the poorest poem% ey have nappily been the means of giving a degree of health and comfort, which in most cases have not been enjoyed for years; they elfeetually rel!eve the most acute tit of Gout in a few hours, and seldom fail to enable the patient to r,laine lit usual avocation in two or three days, and if taken on the that symptom% the patient is fiequently left In doubt as to the re ility of Vie attack. Anti time is oi.otner most important effect. belonging to this Med:cine—that it prevents the di.v.,se Hying to the brain, stomach, or oils! r vita! part. old by Thomas Prow, 2r), Strati.% Loudon ; and, by his appointment, by , all respectable Menicine Venders throughout the Kingdom. Price 2a Vd. per box. As far Illair's•Gout and Ithuematic Pills, and obacrve the name end &ref, of.. "Ulnas Prole, 9 - 2 s), Strand, London"' impressed Co the Go vernment F•tamoisdiXed to each Box of the Genuine Medicine. " NoCeVentpta ti9lore voltytas. " I - 1 o it. FOR the greatest ameltorat;mjs of civilized life, we are indebted to the modern division of attentiun and labour m the various pursuits of society, and in none have is ben e fits Leen fo n,anif.,st as in the healing art. Early convincNl of this Treat trutn, MESSRS. GOSS and Co . Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1.0n,10n, have for twenty}-five years confined heir wteirion to the suc. restful treatment of a few Mevalent complaints, viz., the' general and focal deoilities of both the soaps , Whether arising from the solitary in t! ilgenec which a to) highly inflamed imagination brings like a destroying fi.md over the cou.stitution, the mind, and t:ie afti:atir,in; of yopth ; or from h long r,sitlence iii hot climates, ex,essive drinking, or ;my other indulgence; and fr to their daily ex:wriente th y can with enntirleime °fro .t restoration of the debilitated to vigorous health. Marriell females of a pure and affectionate disposition, whose " fondest hops" has been painfully deferred, may learn with cons , dation that perseverance in a ;wiper remedial course, will renovate general health, and remove hidden unpedimoiita to rnatern .1 happiness. A. Insid ous titsard?', however inveterate, as a'so Gonorrhoea, Gleet, and Stricture, miy be rem'; .4 - 4, hout material le.traint in diet or exercise. MESSRS. GOSS aAI Co. are to be consulte I eveii aa - ; their resi ; in the remotest parts of the cour.iry ran DO tVaitte4 , ttCees,tolly on transmitting their report, which will be immediately an. " ,, F.4; their letters must ininut?ly describe the ,se, and contain a Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any Nast c 1 th-e t woig4, it...4wever distant. No didiculty can occur, as the Medi winA faa . : and carefully protected from observation. •. ts Just published Cl;:vent C.! - SS and CO. (M. R. C. Surgeons), Long _xclusively t f tf , tr ,v an c d ;s if f o L do 7F n Tlie ;ivy it,T$T, 4 Popular Treatise on tales Veiterea, HYGEIA •1 A, addressed be had at Z.) Paternoster-row, Landon; and of all llooks , ellers. Price sa, each. TO RETAIL CHEMISTS AND MEDIC A L MEN . THE PROPRIETUR of an EXCELLENT and Highly-promising CONCERN, the Retail of which, after less than one year's establishment, returns at the rate of 300/. per Annum, with a Private Practice equal thereto, is de sirous (for reasons which will be admitted as satisfactory) of relin qu'shing, therefore offers the above, with handoomrly fitted up Shop and good Stock of Drugs, Lease of House, and Fixtures, the furniture of part of the House, (the rest of it being let unfurnished to good and permanent tenants for nearly the whole rent,) for 6001, of which 2001. may remain on security for Twelve Months. Situa tion respectable, and very populous. Apply to Mr. Lane, Medical Agent, George-street, Adelphi, between Twelve and Four. PUBLICATIONS. This day was published, Second Edition, price 55., A L L A C An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acti. By MURDO YOUNG. . . . " full of force, fire, and enthusiasm—the production of a man of a poetic and patriotic spirit."—Blackwood's Magazine, June. London : Longman and Co. Just published, HOOD'S OWN, No. 7, illustrated with nume rous Wood-cuts; containing, among other articles, the Commencement of Air. Hood's Literary Reminiscences. London: A. H. Baily and Co., 83, Cornhill. NEW NOVEL BY THE " DESENNUYEE." This day in 3 vols. post Bvo. THE WOMAN of the WORLD. By the Authoress of " The Diary of a Desennuyee." " Considerable talent, acquaintance with, and observation upon, a fashionable class of society in London and Naples, and lively sketches of character, arc the prominent features of this new novel. The authoress has taken some of her studies, if not all, from the life."—Liter ary Gazette. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street. 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Paris Rhine Boulogne 2 0 Iron Road Look from Lon- BruiAels Through France 6 6 St. Petersburgh French, G erman , and Eng- Coast of England lish Conversations ..... 3 0 , Pronouncing French . 4 -:lw it zerland . 6 0 Grammar ... ...... ... Keller's Map of Switzer- German Interpreter land, case 7 0 , Custom House Guide.-- 1 0 Tourist Companion lO 6 Panorama of the Rhine... 8 0 Belgium A. H. Baily cud Ce., 83, Cornhill, London. s. d. AU THENTIC SCRIPTURE LESS WELCOME THAN FORGERY. AFEW WORDS of OBVIOUS TRUTH. I s . Q. Why have we no Doxologies to " The Lord Jesus Christ—God—and the Holy Sprit ?" A. For a most obvious reason : because the collocation and titles are fatal to the hypothesis of Trinity. G. Fawdon, May's-buildings, St. Martin's-lane. Just published, price 45., N HISTORICAL AND PRACTICAL TREATISE on PRIMARY and SYPHILITIC DI SEASES; their Varieties, Treatment, and Cure. To which is added, Concluding Observations on certain Urethral Disorders, ac companied by Morbid Secretions; for the remora. of which a speedy and effectual mode of treatment is recommended, whereby the administration of Nauseous and too often Ineffectual Balsamic and such like preparations are rendered unnecessary. By C. B. COURTENAY, M.D., 42, Great Marlborough-street, Regent-street. Sold by J. Ilill, Medical Bookseller , 53, Great - Windmill-street, Haymarket; Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court; Onvebyn, Catherine-street, Strand ; Templnnen, 23-1, Regent-street ; Chappell, 19, Cornbill: and by Booksellers in tarn (44 country. THE MARKETS. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING LAST WZEK. Wheat. Barley. i Oats. Bea , ' rease. Per QUarttn. Is.tos.l s. to 'S.to S. s. S s. to s. 172 42 41 I lox ham t 0 68 23 35 21 27 NI wpeth 6:; 72 32 24 34 V 34 :A 36 Penrith 43 30 - — — 77 -- 44 37 Winchester :73 8o 31 43 40 41 Per Bushel. s. i 1 s, d. s. ...I. s..i. s. d s. d. v. a s it. s. d. Carmarthen 13 9 74 3 6 40 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 C0wbridge...,...,.—.1713 80 42 0o 26 3r 56 00 a 0 P ••:eweastle (Staff.) 16 0 7 9 3 6 40: 3 0 31, 5 0 5!I 9 0 0 0 Northallerton 80 73 3 6 46 33 4 0 36 6 I N 0 0r 8 0 8 6 4 0 4 8 3 0 3 4 6 0 6 7 0 0 0 0 iwansea ;70 80 30 4li 25 30 00 (I t? 0 0 0 Warwick .--.—,. i 9 0 11 0 3 0 4 6 2 0 3S 56 6(: 0 0 00 Per non. 3arnariteastle 0 21 6 8 0 901 7 6 8 t 9 0 11 01 7 6 II 0 Durham iIS 0 tn. 67 0 80 5 3 7Vto 0 II a 6 11 Richmond 18 0 21 0 71) 90: 5 0 81, 9 a 11 01 9 0 i 9 0 21 0 96 10 61 6 4 70 76 Ton 0, DERBY CORN MARKET, At Our Corn Market today was wzil attende wit advance on Wheat 3s. to 4c. per quarter. Four a Woeat, 765: to 735.; Beans, 425. to 44E.; Oati, 30s to 345. 1) brisk sales, at an Avaneed 3s. per sack. 265. to vs, ; Barley, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET -Aug. 3. Wacat, Red, Norto aad Sufibik —s. 645. Lin. and Cam. YncLedre. ..—. VC iiite 9. 05s. Forvign, ttett i. to 67; fine C9a. I. to 1 1 74 line 6 'a. 1. to 66 . . tine 6.9 b. Lto 693 tine 7•2 e. ;. to ...a. fine -,.5. - ' White -.4. ...5. to ....1. one —5. Barlor, Norrolk and Suffolk ..... :10:. to 335. tine 355. Lincolnshire Yorkshire Wold ------ Foreign Mans, Small Tic U. • ~• ,•,. •i? I 1 . - 3-Is. to 1.',75. tint 39 . Oats, Potato . f ....„ 21s. to 2ris. fin 27.. -- roland --s. '.eis. to 25s tine id:. Friezland and Small. Mealing Sh&lling 11falt.,„, ,„„. —s.3;+ tine Cs. per Lead. ~,, ....! r --,g. Os 271. Os. 2N. Os. per Last. DEVIZES CORN ... M ~ A .... RK E l'.—.Au?. a. Per Sack. s d. s. d. Per Quarter. s. el s. e. Fi r,t Wheat 11 Uto 41 I. Burley 22 0 to 31 0 Sec rod 26 0 IS 0 Oats o 0 30 U Third .„, .... ~. • !I) 0 34 0 Beans (per sack) l9 0 I'4 0 1118 •Itteks of Wheat sola 13V 0 " Fl••ur (per b-.lg) at the average of Bread (per ga11.)... 1 6 0 CORNWALL MARKETS. (Calculated at 24 gallons to the bushel.) Wheat. Barley. Truro.....- 0 io ti l s d. t, s d. Is. t ---- 177. — "', .. 0 . Helstone ac ' -- 0 11 0 0 10 0 o St. Auste 11... Itodmin 0 19 6 0 96 0 8 6 —096 0 7 7 Lislieard 0 17 0 0 19 6 0 0 0 0 0 Launceston 16 0 19 0 0 10 0 7 0 0 Ctillolforti 19 0 21 0 0 11 0 0 9 0 l" ,taance. ------ .f illy 5 , 00 0 1 Ij; been 501 d. LIVERPOP4 CQTl'Ol': aKE / t , (;, Q. y per Circe this c'ay weak, and d h i e i n a : ! q e.i va t o ll . t d i eal have u:ere d other sJrts continue very steady. The transaction; were prineipal'y confinal to American. MINI SG E ;CE. T ra.C‘vt,i2re OtPd'ity of Ct.ppet Ore sold ................... , ...... , 'Ol '2 0 Q u naty ........... Average Pro !"lice• • ..... :9 13 0 ..... 7 Amount of 13,0;4 .3s. Cd..--A %wage Stindard, Oa. 18s. Cd. GOOD WOOD RACES.—FRIDAY.—CONCLUDED. Handicap Stakes of 10 sous. each, for all ages. Last three quar ters of a mile of the Drawing-room Stakes Course. 5 Subs. Capt. Gardnor's Reuben, 5 yrs, list. 121 b Owner 1 Capt. Pettat's Caliph, 6 yrs, 12st. 31b... Duke of Richmond's Skilleygolee, 4 yrs, 10st. 71b... 0 Lord G. Bentinck's Foozool, 5 yrs, fist. 81b 0 Lord Chesterfield's f. by Priam, :3 yrs, lOst. 61b 0 Betting --7 to 4 agst Reuben. sto 2 agst Caliph, and 3to 1 agst Skilleygolee. —Skilleygolee made all the running, followed by Ca liph and Reuben to the Stand, where they closed. A fine race home was won by a length, Caliph and Skilleygolec running a dead heat for second. Lord Suffield's Cup.—Besides those mentioned as first and second, the following also started; Captain Pettat's Caliph, 6 yrs, Bst ; Mr. Shelley's Bodice, aged, Bst ; Mr. V. King's Ruby, 4 yrs, 7st. 1 11b ; Lord G. Bentinck's D'Egville's, 3 yrs, 7st. 91b; Mr. F. Craven's I- wish-you -May-get-it, 3 yrs, 6st. 1311) ; Lord G. Bentinck's Seth, 3 yrs, 6st. 121 b; Duke of Richmond's Hooghley, 3 yrs, 6st. 81b ; Mr. Johnson's Champignon, 4 yrs, 6st. 81b ; Lord G. Ben tinck's brother to Muley Moloch, 3 yrs, 6st. 71b; Lord Jersey's b. f. by Priam, out of Joanna, 3 yrs, 6st. 51b ; Mr. Biggs's Clare, 3 yrs, 6st. slb ; Colonel Peel's I-ant-not-aware, by Tranby, out of Conciliation, 3 yrs. sst. 11111; and Lord Suffield's 1 - laineman, 3yrs, sst. 71b. Betting—A to 3 agst D'Egville, sto 1 agst 'foothill, 6 to 1 agst Joanna filly, 7 to 1 agst e' 7 to 1 agst Lam-not-aware, 10 to 1 agst Ruby, 10 t o 1 agst Bodice, and 10 to 1 agst Caliph.—l-wish-you-may-g,ct-it and Hooghley went away in front at a good pace, the othe.s lying up with them round the turn, where the lot closed, and I-wish-you-may-get-it lost her lead. Two distances from home 'foothill took up the running, followed by Reuben, and at the distance the two were singled out from the crowd ; 'foothill maintained'his lead undisturbed, and won easy by two lengths. The tuck ran in several lengths behind, Hooghley and the Joanna filly being in the van. Cowdray Stakes. —Betting, 11 'to Ron Gaberlunzie colt, which made all the running, and won in a canter by three lengths. 20 sous. Handicap.-13etting, Even on St. Luke, 4 to 1 agst Olympic, and 4 to 1 agst I-wish-you-may-get-it. Olympic made all the running,' and won easy by three lengths. St. Luke and Mus pulled up before they reached the stand and did not go to the post. Rienzie was 21b. over weight. Goodwood Stakes.--It has been decided that Chapeau d'Espagne did not start. Goodwood Cup. —A short time after the race two Irish gentle men waited on the Duke of Richmond, on the part of Mr. Fergu son, and requested permission to present the Cup to her Grace the Duchess. The Noble Duke expressed himself very much gratified with the compliment, which he, however, fund himself bound to decline, on the ground that it would be establishing a precedent which might be injurious to Piture Cup entries. The subscription s for next year are proceeding very favourably. There are already abant 40 to the Cup, and about 100 to the Good wood Stakes. The Drawing-room Stakes, the Racing Stakes, and one for fillies to be called the Rush Stakes, will, after next year be named for as yearlings. • Latest betting at Goodwood. —St. Leger.-4 to I agst lon, sto 1 agst Don John, 8 to 1 agst Grey Memos, and 8 to 1 agst Cobham. NEWPORT sALop) RACES—MoNzur. Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added. Heats, twice round and ( ag 4 e B d, ul 4 s. st ) 111 b. J. J o n es 1 1 Mr. G. Cook's hr. h. Red a lt ( o il l s -er, Mr. Higgs's br. m. Nell Gwynne, aged, 5 st. I Jib 9 dr Sir T. F. F. Boughey, na. b. h. Altaroont, 6y: s, 9st. 41b 3 d r The North Shropshire Stake s o f 3 sovs. each, with 25 added from the Fend. Heats, one mile and a half. The winner to be sold for 80 sovs, &c. Were won in three heats by Mr. Topham's ch. an. Bathiany, 4 yrs, Bst. 71b, (Harris,) beating Mr. 0. Gore's ch. f. Margravine, 3 yrs, ist. 101 b. (the winner of the first heat) ; M r . Wascoe's b. g. Leather Lugs (h. b. ), age d, B s t. 111 b ; Mr. J. Poole's b. in. Pandora (h. b.), 6 yrs, Bst. Illb ; Mr. Lowe's b. m. by Tramp, out of Catherina's dam, aged, 9st. 41b; and Mr. Bower's b. c. Lord Rossington, 3 yrs, 7st. 101 b. The winner « a; claimed. The Cavalry Sweepstakes of 2 sovs. each, with a Piece of Plate given by Captain Cotes, and '2O sovs. added by the Officers and other Members of Captain Cotes' Troop, were won in two heats by Mr. Boycot na. ch. m. Rose, 5 yrs, 12st. 91b. (Mr. W. Liddle), beating Mr. Paddock's ch. m. Miss Long, aged, 13st. 511); Mr. Lowe's br. m. Lady Forrester, 6 yrs, 13st. 51b ; and Mr. Phillips's b. g. Patch, aged, 13,t. 51b. TUESDAY. A Free Handicap Stakes, with 15 sons. added, for horses that ran on Monday, mile and a half heats, were won in two heats by Mr. Lowe's b. m. by Tramp, aged, Bst. stb, D. Jukes, beating Leather Lugs, aged, Sir. slb ; and Pandora, 6 yrs, Bst. 91b. The Cavalry Handicap Stakes, with 10 sons. added by his Grace the Duke of Sutherland. Heats, once round. Won in three heats by Mr. Phillips's hr. g. Patch, aged, 12st. 71b, Mr. W. Liddle, beating Mr. Brittan's br. g, 5 yrs, 12st ; Miss Long, aged, 12st. 12Ib ; Lady Forrester, 6 yrs, ISst.• 71b; and another. A Hurdle Race Sweepstakes, with 15 soca. added, for horses of all denominations, heats, once round and a <Es., with three leaps in each heat, were won in two he its by Mr. Hearne na. b. in. Pan dora, 6 yrs, lost. 71b, J. Bond, beating Mr. Forest's h. g. Conserva tive, 6 yrs, 11st. 101 b ; Sir T. F. F. Bowjhey na. ch. h. Dan O'Connell 6 31 . 5 ; Mr. Lowe's br. h. Beggar Boy, 6 y rs , lOst. I Ilb ; Mr. Stanky's br. g. Porton George, aged, 13st. 71h ; and Mr. Thompson's b. g. Woodman, aged, I3st. THE ARMY. ( From the United Service Gazette.) CAVALRY. ja g er i : IA: e 3 ~ A, n : t i ( ~n 2t 2 o; o r. s • 0 0 . i cl a and a company of Sappers in honour of her Ma -Ist Draeoon G u ards—Lieut.-Gen. Sir Julio Colborne ar rived at Montreal on the 4th of July with a troop of this re giment, othek!l7:l7aicset,' Guards, says the Queb ec G azette, on th e 28th o f Jana. The we alter was cloudy, but the day being in some degree considered as a holiday, most of the English shops rein closed, the number of spectators was very great. His Exc:lieney the Governor- Genoral wis present on OtAimmri:cad%naiisr horst.b:lek, es Was also his Excellency Sir John Colborne, Commander of the Forces, and S:r James Macdonneli, with tLeir respactive suit" , together with the officers of tle gene ral stare, funning t o gether a nume.-ous and splendid military corte ge , suc h L s has not before been fur a long time seen in this cotthtry. 31 Light Dragoons-60 irivat.s of this regiment are about to emiy it k a t Gravesend to join the service troops of their re giment i n Belie, 30 of th, 4th, and 60 of the 16th Light D.-at.Toons aceompanY them, under the command of Captain 130. ha m o f t h e latter reghnent. . 14th Dragoons—Several of the officers of this r eg i ment dined with Marshal Soult on his late visit to Birmingham. INFANTRY. barracks. L in at the same time from Portman The third battalion will move John's to s S c t o . t G sw e loi. o toi r sd g i l e b ; I will in S • Cord —lstbattalion move ep em selpstten?berernfardomier s e t 3 . ll 6. ar:l o s r — re j s it t e o fis:ts.t jboalitnta,sl.io\nvo,w. gad .._ . cits. ba racks to Windsor, 2.1 ditto from St. ber from Wellington , . us on Monday instead Li of ga: Wellington barracks. from our Edinburgh Correspondent 1 , 4 Foot—A letter ruched tculars of an ele ant 3 the Accra 'onfnetrl'eWlli.b was given at Edinbur„t Y., islicd regiment, to Captain Prot, Irishf " o_ . ne of the attaches of Marshal Souk. Among the toasts proposed by the bt yv t il rt i i d, e aa h lyi o b in y aso s t o r, i d i t a : e ili s ti j .: :i c gi i : d tlil e iel i g t j t ai.ko,tle b _ .• The English aid French, distinguished f010;gn , rifi swords exc...pt so each o'her's ds csa r r b r a a r : k a se barracks. • I li o f Lo r d Lvnedoeli, a nd the officer, and "The be 1. t•• force," t of Foot." The health of Marshal Gf the Royal Reqimer: 1 1 Carter. The d 1 etac intent, Souls was i ropos:d by Colonel . a t C i n l o e d l o:n r a e c y l a e C t iihserFy:ciirilliv.:'ileseicres.,,c'r:l3 w c re _ wlii,ll has been for some time stationed at St. Nicholas Islan-1, w-: relieved on :54(1P"d4Y, b):: q clqachnicint from the depot of 1118 It.th roginiont. Captains Skymer and Daven. port are on leave. • , 1 • iki,N• ii • Ist Foot, 2d Battalion-3 vpr , I ico Is 00 the eve of cm h ai lcing at GI43gOW for Quebec, on his way to join in 5 1 : 3 2 j4 -l o r t r : ri h g i Ca nada. Sergeant Stevenson has been pvesented with an elcgant hunting wAch, guard, and key, by the Ist company Ist Batt. of Montreal Volunteers, for pro f essional services, rendered to them ai,' Drill 8. - nee,tiL. vith—Captain Blackburn and a detichrnent embarked on Mon d a y, in the Morley, for Bombay. 19th —The depot is expected daily at Portsmouth, by the m es senger steam-vessel, which will take back the depot of - the I—rila:l:l4larltses et b :Cl e d e ci: : :i s bu' e :l l 4n t gro t int o ria 1 Gazelle statt's that the banditti thigh been entirel -3 destroyed by a detachment of this regiment, under w d i i t s i p lo e u rs t e s° l7o e oO los o s i the rebels assem bled at Bear Creek, near the entrance of the Thames and at 12811.:°:n'oribaCVliO' been taken ttatlikceemni}-ti. I r vl i te :) f re lt r io s . : 491ea N a V I cl e i:n y gS es i': t iw e ne i ll ; oGe received et nil eeralrebels,and t N h in 7 '" o u : onto Herald of the 21 inst., which mentions that the steamer Coburg left Toront o on !hp morning previons for lismilton, Kith a'detachrnent of th e 34th Itcgiinent, aria returned on the snug even in g . ' blinglog despatches from Colon , l Maitland to his Excellency Sir George Arthur-. It mentions a rumour that about 200 A:ncrican pirates have landed near Fort Sarnia, and that an engagcissont had taken place, in which 32 of them 401h --Ensign J3hnston at.d a detachment of forty five men enibukcd in the Morle, for B )mbay, on Monday. 43(1 —Advices. from ' Montreal, to the 10th ult., mention 1 1 ) 4 this VginteliV h 4 1:4 that city for quencc; The force n ow in Vie Upper Prosinee consists of six reglatows of regu lay!, with a corresponding force of artillery, besides a ccn. siderable number of thoroughly' disci r iliard volunte:rs. 571 h —0:1 Monday, Lieut. JACkilli, with a detach:neat of this regiment;•embarked from Chatham for Cannamore : t • • ♦ill brin ,, the 59th—ne Japiter or 4poN troop tan • * rrere kills d. service comp Inn L' of this regiment from Ceylon. .0.141- 4 -1 45 4 t. Cei.initi . ealg e is appointed Acting Adjutant to the depot eon4-1411,. 5, ill 111ronm of Lieut. ii;ritan, who has 70th —The depot i s a b out to mr,ve from Guernsey to Du'ilin. 71st—Colonel Goldie, the se tior military officer in 151 . ... w Brunswick, has left S t . J ohn ' s in the s t eam er Fraierreton 1. r head quarters, t o conduct e re tired from the army the Government du •ing th 2 Go verite.s abaeneii, 95th—The service companies are ordered to be in readiness to embark in the Jupiter or Apollo, for conveyance to Ceylon, 'and sail the end of September. Royal Artillery,--The Master-General of the Ordnance has approved of the following transfers, viz., 2d Lieut. M. Smith, from Major Sabine's company, Gst batt., to Major H. G. Jackon's company, Ist batt., 2d Lieut. Gardner, from Major Fogo's company, Ist batt., to Major Mackbean's company, 9th batt., Major H. Blachley, to C. Troop, R. H. A„ vice Mitchell, promoted. lit Capt. Evans, to 7th batt , vic - e H. Blachley. Major C. E. Gordon's company, at Barbadoes, and Major Sabine's company, at Jarra'ca, are to be relieved this autumn. The recruiting party at Berwick-upon-Tweed, under Brigade-Major H. Moor, has been withdrawn, and Major Moor is under orders to join his company in Ceylon. A detachment for Ceylon will embark in the first week in Au gust. Head-quarters. --A battalion, mostly composed of re cruits, was formed on Wednesday for field exercise ; they were drawn up in line on the Barrack-field, and received the Corn ' mar.dant, Lieut.-General Bloomfield, with a general sa lute. An alteration has bee.' made last week in the regi mental device on the knapsack, instead of " IL I?. A.," it is superseded by a caricature of a gun with a pile of balls under the muzzle, painted on the black canvass with white paint, at the expence of Is. 6d. each, rank and file ; the canteen cover, which a few weeks since Onl:r was white, but the pipe-clay being found to rust the tin was painted black. A new fancy has taken place among; the authorities, and the contingencies of the gunners is burdened with an addition of thirteen-pence for an oil-skin case. Eleven gunners are in the guard-room under a charge of opening the sluice-gates and letting the tiee in while on guard at Purfleet, Essex, whereby immense damage has been done. This is said to be a very serious affair. Royal Engineers—Nearly all the apartMents of St. John's Barracks are now occupied by the Trigonometrical Survey Departmeln, under the direction of Lieutenant Downes, Royal Engineers, where there are no less than thirty-six clerks and draftsmen employed, and thirty more expected in this garri son, their head-quarters, during the county survey, which commences immediately. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the Hampshire Telegraph.) PORTSNIOUTII, AUGUST 4.—The Arab transport, Lieutenant Lester, agent, artived yesterday morning from Quebec, which place she left on the 6th ult. The D.:e steamer sailed from Quebec on the 26th of June, fo, Jamaica ; the Malabar, 74, for Halifax, on the 30th, to bring the 933 Regiment to Qnehec, and the Hercules, 74, sailed the same day for Plymouth. The Skipjack arrived at Quebec on the sth ult., from Halifax, in nine days, having passed the Malabar and Hastings off Crane Island the previous night, and the Andromache and Vestal at anchor about ten miles below Queb , c. The Madagascar was reported by a pilot boat as being off Halifax, but the Skipjack did not see her. The Racehorse was off Pict )u, for which the Charibdis was under weigh the day the Arab sailed. The ships lying at Quebec were the Cornwallis, Inconstant, Pearl., and Skipjack. The Arab on her passage lioni s e spoke off St. Paul's, on the 14th ult., tho Thomas Worthington, of Cork, out seven days from New York, b3und t. Quebec ; on the 20th of July, in let. 45 41 N. long. 41 31 W., the brig Highlander, of London, for Quebec, out 38 days ; on the 25th of July spoke the Great Western steamer, from Bristol to New York, let. 48 49 N., long. 23 ;0 \V., out three chats, ail wet' ; off the Start, on the 2d of August, spoke the Occrops, of London, to Barb - ►does. Passengers on board the Arab : Major Douse, Royal Artillery, and Captain Wright, Royal Engineers. The Sapphire, 28, Captain Rowley arrived this afternoon from Malta, and- came into harbour to be paid off. She brings no news, as we have advices from Malta some days subsequent to her leiciog that isluni. She called in at Lisbon, and while there the Triaculo carciud in a large timber ship, which she had found abandoned at sea. The Sapphire was very nearly - running on the Owyers Shoal this morning, in the thick weather, bait the light vessel fortunately saw her, and by firing guns, warned li:r out of the danger she was running into. The Hermes steam-vessel, Lieutenant Blount, sailed this afternoon for Plytwnvit, to take on bozr.l despatches for the nr,rth coast of Spain a-id Malta. She tikes out Comman der Lord Fran'ci3 Russell, to j,)in the Harlequin ; and Colonel Harris and his bride, the Countess of Huntingdon, to Gibraltar. The Apollo troop ship, A. Karley, E.q Commander, is ordered to convey the 94th Regiment to Ceylon, and the Ju piter troop-ship,. R. Ea'to, Esq., Commander, will take on board the 95th Regiment for the same it-land; this ship will proceed to Cork to embark these troo.ls, and will s..il about the middle of next month, and will bring home the 58th and Gist Regiments. The rlercu!es, 74, is ordered ir.to Pllnieutb harbour to be re-fitted. The Edinburgh, 74, Captain Henderson, went out of liar. bcur on Monday last, and will proceed to Ma:ta i►► a day or two to relieve the Rodn,y. The Ore:t,2s, 18, at this tort, is ordered to le comm:ssioned by Commander P. S. !lambly. The Ta'avera, 74, Capt. Mends, lef. Gibraltar oa the 17th of July, for Malla; the Clio, C: pr. Itielaudson, the same day on a cruise. Toe Scylla, Trinculo, and Wolverine were at Ca 'iz on the • 20th t4lt. ; th. Donegal, Russell, Magicienne, and Espoir were at Lisbon on the 2-4th ult ,on which (14 the Minden sal!cd thence for the Mediterranean. The Baff,lo arrived at Sydney, from New Z aland, of the 6th of April. Tho Seaflowcr cotter will proceed to- morrow to Sheer,less. The Waterwitch was paid off on Tuesday. Nineteen Nto men, who came home r.s port of her crew, will be bcrne o the Britannia's books for subsistence, until the Buzzard is Indy to take them to the coast of Africa. Sailed on Tuesday last, for Sydney, ti e Por:sea convict ship. This evening-the Ea -I Grey convict s! ip put into Spit. head horn stress of weather. Promotions and Appointmeats—Mr. Wm. Austin, who brought home the Waterwitch from the coast of Africa, to the rank of Lieutenant. Commanders—Lord Francis J. Russell to the Harlequin, vice Erskine, promoted ; Anthony W. Nilw •rd to the Prceaix vice Henderson, promoted; Peter S. Ilarlibly to the Orestes ; Lydiar to-the Donegal. Lieutenants —Thomas Jamcs to the Pi;; eon, vice William Lilco, appointed to the Penguin; John Allan Wright to the Speedy, vice Seagram to the Terralganc, %ice Williams, pm mated ; W.:5 in to the Exeelloat ; Edw •rd Herrick to the Astrea; St. Leger Aldwor:11, fro ath E inburgh to the RhaJarnanthus ; John Macdougall to the Pique; J. B. Cr,:gg, to be supernuor.Tary of the Vietoi.y, for the service of the Dasher, Weymouth steam packet ; J. E. Bingham to the Modesto ; Tilos. Stuart to 0.! Pembroke ; Charles Fi:zgerald to the Buzztvd, As?!:.tant gurgeonc —John Yer,m In to the Nightingale; G NV. Pritchard to the ETair ; W. R. Da.!tor to the Com - sailiq; Robert Anlerson to the Pi inci-si Charlotte ; Dr. John Mon roy to the Pcn4uin ; Dr. Wm. Scotland and NV. Minchin be Hospital Mates at Bermuda ; Dr. C. Wood, additional of Britannia, to the Speedy ctut , ,r. Masters—J. B. Manley, Master ard P lot, to the Penguin; Win. Wood g e r , Se con d Master, to Jupiter : J o h n H awkins, Second M ister and Pilot, to R steam...:r ;P. B . Roberts, Second Master, to Buzzard. Clerks—Walter Scott, Clerk in chalta UP 13uzz :Ird ; Cha.. H. Breay, • d litional Cleth, to Cornw a lli s ; P. M un d e ll , a , Additional Clerk', to Bellerophon ; D. N. Frampton, late itch, to be a ddi t i onal Clerk or Clerk 14 charge of the Waterx the Victory; waihee, additi ona l Clerk, to A sir. . s vlennant, to the Coluntsine ; G. El. Wood, to the Electra ; A. La Touche, to the Ilerm, s. Midshipmen—Mr. Lyons . , to ; Mr. Web: ter, to Vol. Ist Cle34--,,J. Percy, to the 'Arelloslev. Petty Officers—John Marcus, Supernumerary Gunner of Victory, to Penguin; Wm. Kennish, Superne;merary Ctr pentcr, from Victory to Donegal ; John Hodgis 11„:s been promoted to the rank of Ciertnee, and appointed as a Super numerary to Victory ; Henry Wcbb and Joseph Mund,y, Seamen, are ordered to be borne on Victory's books as Acting Supernumerary Boatswains. The Pincher schooner, by the uple:ting of which in a squall the tillele her crew lost their lives, is ordered to I'e sold out of the service; as are the following, at present it, ordina-y, in the harbour :—Venerable, 7 4 ; Racoon co?vette, 24 ; and victualling lighter Speedwell. The Calcutta, transport, Lieutenant Cheeseman !Instead, agent, arrived last evening from Quebec, whence she sailed an the yid oh. She proceeded the same evening for Wool wich, with the Arab transport, also from Quebec. The, Boadicea and M ar i a transports had previously gone to the River to be paid 'off. Arrived this evening from Quebe , : th,e Prinea Regent trans port, Lieutenant S,erimgoue, agent; and the Barrosa trans port, Lieutenant Davidson, agent. They left en the 4tl, tilt., and consequently bring no news; but as Lieutenant Scrymgour is charged with despatches from Load Durham, ho proceeded imm e di a . e l - to town with them in a pest obtuse. The General Evans schooner this day embark , . d fJrty-four horses for the Service of the Queen of Spain. At S p i thead—Edinbur,gh, Pique, Barossa, no,l Pricce Rc gent, transport ; Earl Grey, convict ship; Hungerford, and Sophia, East Indiaman; fico packet,Quebec,' Ame COURT OF CHANcEnv, Amu's? 4. SHIRLEY V. LORD s 4 rater.tts. A pe.ition was yesterday presented on behalf of Duke Sit): 2. j jessarini, who iremiecl Miss Shirley, far the purpose of oh. tainiag a sum of 7.0001., rut of the lad,'s fortune, paid to him on tie condi+ion that he charged his estates with a sum of 5,000/. as a further settlement on the Duchess ; aed it way alleged that this petition was founded on the authority of a suggestion of at, Coin t, that such a eours.., was open to the Dake after the completion e f the orginal settlement. The matter stood ovar for inquiry. The LORD CHANCELLOR ohs, rased to-day that there had been a very great misconception on all sick s of the view he took of the suject when the report of the Master was confirmed. This misconeepion was the more evraordinary, because the order itself was worded without fie least obscurity. No one seemed, however, to have taken the trouble to understand it, tnd the Mas cr himself had, unfmtunately, been led to share in the error. As this order had been quite mistinderAacel, the petition no..v presented must be dismissed. DEAC,N V. DEACON. Sir C. WETHEEELL appeared for a petition in this matter to set aside an order of the Vice-Chancellor, disruieaing a pe tition presented by the Rev. James Williamson Deacon, on the ground that it impeached an agreement matte under the sanc tion of the Court. Mr. James Deacon and Mr. William Deacon are joint nroptielors of an extensive brewery at Portsmeuth ; Mr. J. Deacon and Lis family being entitled to annuit:es to the extent of 1,000/. a year secured on the.: profit;, and Mr. William Deacon possessing the remainder. The annuties -Laving, in the year 182:2, fallen into arrear to the extent of four thousand pounds, art agreement was entered into, with the sanction of the Court, by tvilich it was provided that the arrears should be secured by a mortgage m the prop , rty, and that each party should nominate a ma nager. Mr. James Deacon named a Mr. Cull, and Mr. William Deacon named his son. These persona were ara proved of, and the business far some shoe cart i-d on nader their authority; but Cull was su b i aquettly dismissed, an d a Mr. R.lss appointed in his place, under the sanction of tho Court. The concern is, however, as the family of Mr. James Deacon alleged, very much mismanaged, ripecialle through the neglect of Mr. Henry Deaeon, the son of the de. fenda.J, and th e y app li ed to the Court to have him removed. The ,Vtee. Chancellor, eonsiderin,g that his appointment fortned a prineiral portion of the agreement, retussd to irtaerfere without the consent of the parties, and it was now contended, most improperly, because, a:theugh the Court could not dis turb an agreement which went to recognise and establish a right, it nev e r cou ld h ive i ntended to sanction a principl e that Mr. Henry Deacon xv:s to remain in the manage ment of the property to its manifoat ruin, without any plwer being retained to :more or control him. It was submitted that he must be considered as a mere r.anager or receiver tin der the control of ihe Court, like ttl other reeeiverF, and like Mr. Cull, who had been removed, although appointed under the same agreement, which the Viee-Chanceller maiutained it was not in his power to disturb. The Coust was called on to pres rye of the agreemen: in giving it a ben: ficial effect. Mr. BA:113E1c WaS ala9ut to addrois the Court on behati of ne. U. Deacon, when his argument was po.rponctt bind Tue,:day. ASSIZE INTELLIGENtE. MIDLAND CIA' CUIT.-1 WieEsry.7„4 uc. 2. The c .innii:sion was °peat:a Leieest,..r on ‘Veducsday, and business con.mencett tats dav, before Chi.sf Justice Timmt, in the criminal, anil 'Mr. Justice BOSANQUET on the civil side of the Court. 'roe calendar is not heavy. o•esitig to th. recent Sessions. There are ten causes, and atro:.g them olio special jury. George_ll l ibult, ag and ed 22 years, vta; charged with cutting maiming hi 3 trite, Jane with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm. The Jury fourid him Guilty of the common assault, - and he was sentenced to six months' imprissnmerit and hard labour. OXFORD GLoreEs7ll:, Arc:. a, Jrstice I' ATT,:soN sht o'clock nigt2t,„ in the and c.inie into C.,ti,t again soon alt• - r Crown Gaut yeitr.rdz:y , eight this rnorciag. G eorge was indicted for p..l , rjury, charged tr:. nave b?en exnraittud at the last Generni Quarter Sessions of the Pcac for this euuilLy, and i,t euriiNnence of whos e , c.vo ezwe i: \Yeti alkg. a that an had been inprouol47 obtaineii. The Jury liming futir.d th; pt isainar Gui:ty, he wAs sentenecd t , .) Le tl - alsported for sev,ii )eJr. • were only plisonc-,: for tri4! ;o the c:ty calendar. The inlieiment against one of them, Joseph Harris, clia7g,4l the p v, kit tealing a larg.e quantity of cheat and Air front the t‘. Mess!s. Jorepli and Charles Sturge, merch tats of this city, so far back as 18:3;I ; but at:er tht case. 'tad bco gone into, tie uitnesses nut swearing wait gieat aceuriey to event, tut:k place eight years prc- i3usly, and the prosecutor, a ni.:!nib.l• of the Society o f rut having the lea.lt de, ire to press the e2Sis. against. cner, a v..'nlict of accoittai was ta..enby coriAent ; and about fur o'clock i n the aft!raeolt the ais:z2 business here was hr, tight to a conclusion, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. B 0 11 7 - STREET. A }Tung girl, named Maria APDanid, was brought before Mr. Tvi vroao, charged with throwing vitriol upon Sarah Ross, a fe.Lale apparent'y about her own age, the Curaghter of a brass plate maker, resilng at NI. 13, 0131 , - street, Long-acre. It WAS stat,il thit witnesss oould bl obtaiaed to prove ilia vitriol hid b:sen procured by ths. .1 - :lendant a short time previ evenik; in question, and several important witnesses nki,.!ht be brought for%,ard 4le v th . rc ”nd Mr. Twyford, therefor renzanded t l'c fri - oacr un!il Saturday. 111'1, Eli ONE. - Grorge Areeter, a midJlo.ag4 , ( l man, in the employment of Mr. J Graham, an ext , nsive master-earn- 4n , of 2, Gardner's lane. Upper Thames.strN.q. na plae..sil c.,t the bar charged with robbery. The pria3ner was - - I, Aif ETILS 771 EE lYilliara (jays, It 278, was charged with two liven ei prnthces, lyslong;ng to the " East London Meittal lop , o.cmcrat Association ‘.l the Wm king Classe , ," a set of por,:ous c.ho ridicule ..t1 of revealed re ligion. Tne first r. mplainant ‘Sai a GeJrge lia.ggk a young ma n . ond a groccr by trmli. • Ile said he was I...icturing on the morniog of Sunday wtt.k close to the twine-shop in Mile End-n &to an audience of 300 pe: sons, %.hen the de'eodant. rushed upon him, and making usa an oath, knocked hint otr a stool, rnd shoved him along AS far as the Dog -row. Thi, complainant's witnessos differed widely in their statements from his own. A number of large rrinted handbills issued by the above As,oaition were bere handed the Bencii, and which were hawked about And sold by its meMbets at a p:mny each. One of them, which was printed on a large sheet paper, wag head -d " Rujal Coronstio!.—Englishmen—Read—Maik— Le:ini. We must shut nor eye!, ag:tiest reason, we must bacly degraie our utulerstanding, not to see tie fully of v. hat is called monarchy. Natine is orderly in ail her works, lat this is a mrde of government that nature. It tatn7 the progress of the human fi.ealzi:s upside down. It subjects.a.,:e to be goy. mei by child ren , ml wisdom by folly." I bre fdlEvAs the annual ailzp.vance to Ail members of the s ßoyal %lib an exa;:gerated allow“ne.t of the poor in !fa:. workhowe, tu.d malter calculated to inflaml "the making claFs,s." 'I he defendant, in reply to the charge, said that the inlia b:tahs in the reighbourheol had mule reputed comp!aintl of the ntfsanee caused by such persons a the ecmplair:ant and his foil,twers. who nut only e.nused a s, t of low rabble w as ,. h semb!c and block up the public thoroughfare, but litte.:-ed 0 1 / 4 „, most disgtaceual langua4e. On ;he morning- is cptosti en t h o public hi;:hway . was quite impAssabl,, and in ord er to (dear t.., and rrmove the c:Iii::: he went up to tile complainant ling, , , . a - d told him that if he did not remove quietly he sh ou „,tr,ae• co : ripe:lc,' la romove him. I tst..nd nY p ay i„, any at , :ctron t him b,, ( ih r , ;: i 3 ) Fr.)et.:•Oe I with his lecture, as it calle d . and his taski that of the 1-I:sLops,.l" `'toil, ‘‘it', (the 13 sho d s) ab: . ntt the r Gud, btu tfi e t... ~_., .s They .l ye!Liw one, 'with the king on thy, olio yid. ~..it I u .. ,.1 I a ha te •hinants l f iad no rik ht to, the dragon on th 2 oilur." tic Cl')(a 0„ ! A echri?' 7 mud alfcs ak Ld v him from hi, sioql e nd moved him a n. .(11 eartamly removed The tnipistr.ttes said the ctlai i t.'styurtrooperly in reraoll4; preach i;t the open air to tin! IdockM, ' roughlares, and the cons' the public tho— them as they had dune.